Del Amo Fashion Center Redevelopment

About

THIS PROJECT

The Del Amo Fashion Center project was a two-phased, three-level regional luxury shopping mall expansion within a multi-phased redevelopment. The Phase I and Phase II projects were the largest and most complex portions of the redevelopment. When this project was initiated, it was the largest retail redevelopment project planned on the west coast in three years and the fifth largest operating mall facility in the country.

PROJECT OVERVIEW

LOCATION:
Torrance, California
West

CLIENT:
Simon Property Group

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700

QUALITY CONTROL REPORTS WRITTEN

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3,600

TONS OF STEEL

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1,000,000

TOTAL MAN-HOURS

Phase I included a revitalization and update of 93,000 SF of interior common areas within an active mall and interior construction for a new food court to serve as a focal point for the overall future mall. Phase II consisted of demolishing 300,000 SF for tie-in of a 600,000 SF, two-story addition, which is surrounded by two major mall anchors and an active lifestyle center. The project also included 30 acres of site improvements.

This massive undertaking included:

  • 3,600 tons of steel erected in 75 days
  • 120 miles of metal studs
  • 800,000 SF of gypsum board (enough to stack a soccer field 10 times)
  • 200,000 SF of EIFS (enough to cover a basketball court 27 times)

This project won the 2016 Award of Merit for Renovation and Restoration by ENR.

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